During the nine months of pregnancy, what are some things the expectant mother can do?
In general, be as happy as possible. Avoid tension and strife. Be as calm as possible. Live by a planned, disciplined schedule. Think happy thoughts. Read good books, and enjoy the days of waiting. I do not know how much is translated from mother to baby during pregnancy, but I do know that such habits will make for a better mother. (Much of the material throughout this manuscript pertains to the preparation of the mother for baby’s arrival.) QUESTION: What are some negative attitudes that develop in the heart and mind of the new mother? ANSWER: The new mother may become unsure of herself. She may feel a sense of inadequacy. Then a new mother may even feel resentment. Up until now her time has been her own. She has been free to go and come. She has not been tied down. Suddenly this freedom has been taken away from her, for the little one demands most of her attention. During pregnancy the mother should be aware of these possible reactions and prepare for them. This resentment could com
